Reagan's America: Innocents at Home
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Reagan's America: Innocents at Home

by Garry Wills

History Politics
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In Reagan's America: Innocents at Home, Garry Wills considers the nation represented by its title, bringing together questions of American identity, political culture, and innocence. This thoughtful work suits readers seeking a focused perspective on the United States and the historical meaning of the Reagan era.

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Reagan's America: Innocents at Home is a work by Garry Wills about the United States associated with the Reagan era.

The title points to an exploration of American identity, political culture, and the idea of innocence at home.

Written for readers interested in the nation’s modern history and public life, the book presents a focused examination of its central theme.

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